NASA Science: Humans in Space
4.1star
499 reviews
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About this game
It’s your job to make sure the H-II Transfer Vehicle is successfully berthed to the International Space Station. But can you perform your tasks while experiencing the effects of microgravity?
Trying to move in zero-g will be different than what you are used to on Earth. Spend some time flying and flipping around the station without gravity to assist you. But be careful, you might get sick!
Collect mission patches for completing tasks, counteracting the effects of microgravity, and making discoveries.
The app also contains information on the effects of microgravity on the human body for use in the classroom and at home.
Trying to move in zero-g will be different than what you are used to on Earth. Spend some time flying and flipping around the station without gravity to assist you. But be careful, you might get sick!
Collect mission patches for completing tasks, counteracting the effects of microgravity, and making discoveries.
The app also contains information on the effects of microgravity on the human body for use in the classroom and at home.
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Ratings and reviews
4.3
421 reviews
Alistair Findlay
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27 April 2025
The touch controls make this unusable. could have been cool. should have been 1 app not 2.
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10 June 2020
Awesome game. The only problem is that it lacks help. I'm having a little trouble with the mission opening the cupola. And I also find it interesting to open it, because as far as I know, humans need oxygen to breathe, and a decompression would also cause some problems. It'd result in all the astronauts firing out into space, dying and the ISS would need some serious attitude adjustments. Other than that, it's awesome. Oh, and it's a bit hard to move.
43 people found this review helpful
MrProton
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9 August 2021
This game is absolutely amazing! Free look-around, object interaction, and more! But please add a random astronauts onboard, flying around, fixing stuff, interacting with objects, etc. just to make it more realistic and cooler! But I absolutely love this ❤️❤️ love you NASA!
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What's new
- Update to Unity 6
- Rebaked occlusion culling
- Removed crosshair on mobile
- Adjusted WORF rack appearance and behavior
- Removed task text involving device camera
- Enabled Vulkan API on Android
- Disabled android cloud backup
- Enlarged "Use" button
- Fixed map diamond icons
- Improved video link selection behavior
- Improved ARED button behavior
- Changed video codec to "Auto"
- Rebaked occlusion culling
- Removed crosshair on mobile
- Adjusted WORF rack appearance and behavior
- Removed task text involving device camera
- Enabled Vulkan API on Android
- Disabled android cloud backup
- Enlarged "Use" button
- Fixed map diamond icons
- Improved video link selection behavior
- Improved ARED button behavior
- Changed video codec to "Auto"
